Tag: hyperscale data center

Sand Springs data center wins rezoning support

Sand Springs Planning Commission Advances Google Data Center Proposal The developer of a proposed data center in Sand Springs cleared another key hurdle this week after the city’s Planning Commission approved a rezoning request tied to the project. The Google hyperscale data center proposal now heads to the Sand Springs City Council, which is expected …

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Yukon City leaders say a data center is still in the works

Yukon Leaders Say $1B Hyperscale Data Center Still Not Final City of Yukon officials continue to stress that the proposed $1 billion hyperscale data center is far from guaranteed, even as public interest accelerates around what would be one of the largest projects in the region. During a 30-minute Facebook Live session, City Manager Jeff …

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Coweta delays data center discussion

Developer Requests Delay to Incorporate Community Feedback Residents focused on a proposed data center in Coweta will have to wait until the middle of next month for more information from developer Beale Infrastructure. The company had been scheduled last week to present its plans before the Coweta City Planning Commission, but asked to delay the …

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OKC data center rezoning request delayed until January

Planning Commission Votes for Second Deferral Those Yukon and Oklahoma City residents waiting for updates on the proposed hyperscale data center project on the city’s western edge will have to wait a bit longer. The Oklahoma City Planning Commission voted to defer the rezoning request for the project until January 15, 2026, extending the decision …

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Wichita Falls Hyperscale Data Center Moves Forward

Wichita Falls Prepares for Major Data Center Development One of the latest cities to embrace large-scale technology growth is Wichita Falls, Texas, just across the Red River from Oklahoma. The city’s Economic Development Corporation recently approved selling more than 225 acres of land in its business park to Texas Data Center Campus LLC. Final approval …

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